CI: Crime Scene Sketches

Bird's Eye View

• The way a person normally sees things

• Overhead, As if you are looking down at the crime scene

• Drawn with the floor in the middle and the walls flat

• Typically created by a computer to recreate the crime scene

Elevation or side view

• The way a person normally sees things

• Overhead, As if you are looking down at the crime scene

• Drawn with the floor in the middle and the walls flat

• Typically created by a computer to recreate the crime scene

Three dimensional

• The way a person normally sees things

• Overhead, As if you are looking down at the crime scene

• Drawn with the floor in the middle and the walls flat

• Typically created by a computer to recreate the crime scene

Exploded or cross sectional

• The way a person normally sees things

• Overhead, As if you are looking down at the crime scene

• Drawn with the floor in the middle and the walls flat

• Typically created by a computer to recreate the crime scene

Eyes move up and to the left

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing information which they have actually seen or done

Eyes move up and to the right

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing information which they have actually seen or done

Eyes move side to side

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing information which they have actually seen or done

Eyes straight up

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing information which they have actually seen or done

Eyes move down

• Accessing auditory information

• Accessing the creativity part of the memory

• Expressing a need for inspiration or trying to figure out how to solve a problem

• Accessing emotions

True or False

There is no way to determine if someone is lying based upon a single eye or body movement

• True

• False